good evening. have you caught it yet? giants fever is sweeping the bay area as the team gets ready for its big playoff game tomorrow in san francisco against st. louis. the big question tonight, is it too late to get tickets? nbc bay area's mondty francis hs the answer. >> reporter: no, it is not too late but you cannot buy the tickets at the giants box office. you have to go online.

the tickets will not be cheap. fans who came to the giants' box office to buy tickets for tomorrow's playoff game at at&t park were disappointed to see the windows were closed. >> i think the cheapest seats are about 1.30 each. >> reporter: online, stub hub is selling them at $120 each. for actual seats, you'll to have pay anywhere from $140 to $1,000. >> tomorrow is a big day. we got tickets for the 49ers game in the morning and we're hoping, we did not get the tickets yet, for the baseball game. we're pretty sure we're getting them tonight. >> reporter: for those hoping to see the giants play in person, a stub hub spokeswoman says there are still 4,000 tickets for tomorrow's game available on the site. and 7,000 for monday's game. the giants division series

victory is no doubt going to translate into big business for bars and restaurants near ballpark. the manager of pete's tavern says for his business, it means tens of thousands of dollars in additional revenue. >> on a regular game day, we'll start getting packed two hours before the game. we're expecting tomorrow will be, start getting crowded around 10:30 in the morning and last through the evening. really looking for the to it. >> reporter: the manager said as soon as he knew the giants were playing a home game, ordered eight time the am of beer as for a usual sunday. >> as soon as the cardinals pulled it out, we were on the phone immediately. >> reporter: all the excitement about the players also means big business for stores selling giants gear. a manager at the giants' dugout store at the ballpark told me they just received a shipment in today and merchandise is already flying off the shelves. stub hub says you can buy tickets for contingent games,

even tickets to the world series if the giants make it that far. live in san francisco. monty francis, nbc bay area news. thank you. inside at&t park, the giants were back on the field today preparing for tomorrow's game. both teams needed to muster a pretty amazing comeback in the division series and here's the giants manager bruce bochy this afternoon. >> both clubs at some point had their backs up to the wall. we had to win three straight. and they're down a couple runs in the ninth. they found a way to get it done. so i think it says a lot about the two clubs. the character of the clubs and how far they fight. it should be a really hard fought series here. >> there was a scary moment this afternoon during the giants' workout. the first base coach roberto kelly suffered a concussion after he was hit in the back of the head by a line drive off the bat of buster posey. he was helped off the feel and taken to the hospital as a precaution. the team says he was resting at

home and will meet with doctors again tomorrow. we'll have more from the giants' workout today coming up in a little while in sports. we have new information on a party boat rescue on the san francisco bay. the coast guard now says the party boat neptune hit a rock near alcatraz before it started taking on water last night. the captain radioed for help when he had trouble navigating the vessel back to pier 39. all 22 people on board for a bachelor party were rescued with no major problems and now it is under investigation by the coast guard. after a ten-hour stand-off, the hospital sister police report they've recovered a body believed to be placing woman from that area. they found the body inside the home of 30-year-old david jose. he is now being held on murder charges. police believe the body is is that of 25-year-old heather carol. she's been missing since wednesday after dropping her her 5-year-old child at school. police questioned him about carroll address disappearance.

when they arrived at his house, they were told he was armed and ended up in the stand-off for hours. he surgeoned early this morning and police say he told them that carroll died after they got into an argument. there are two propositions on a california ballot that will raise taxes. one directly helps schools and the other has broader goals. and there's plenty of controversy with both of them. today the head of california schools weighed in on both of them. kimberly terry has a look at both propositions and what would happen if both passed. kimberly? >> reporter: it seems one thing most people can agree on is that public funding or public education desperately needs funding. how to get it? that's where the controversy comes in. let's take a closer look at what each measure is. prop 30 is a 7-year plan. it would raise income tax for californians making $250,000 or more a year.

by 3%. it would also raise the sales tax by a quarter percent. the money would be used to fund k-12 and higher education. public safety programs and the remainor hoping to balance the state budget. prop 38 backed by civil rights attorney molly must knower will last 12 years and increase personal income taxes on a sliding scale. the money would be almost exclusively used for k-12 education. >> if you peel back the rhetoric. if you strip away the arguments, they're not that much different. the only difference is that the initiative lasts for a shorter period of time and it does not raise the income taxes of everyone. whereas munger's will last for a longer period of time and will raise taxes on almost everyone in california. as the election nears, the supporters have been clashing. each side claiming their way is better and in the process potentially confusing voters. >> it can be confusing.

i urge voters to look at both. i am the superintendent of schools and i believe they're both going to be very valuable in restoring billions of dollars our schools need. if they both pass, you're not double taxed. the one with the most votes that goes into effect. >> we caught one the state superintendent for public instruction at the grand opening for the delta science center in oakley. he said he is voting yes on both propositions and warrants without the passage of either one of them. school will face billions more in cuts and could force the school year to be shortened as much as four weeks. prop 30 is doing slightly better than prop 38 when it comes to the polls. but as political analysts warn, a lot can change between now and election day. live in san jose. kimberly teri. thank you. a new law design to boost voter registration in the state appears to be working.

the law allows californians to register to vote online. officials say it attracted more than four hundred,000 users in its first three weeks but that may not be good news for republicans. an early sampling of more than 50,000 online reg strags found nearly a third of them were under 26 and more likely to register as democrats than republicans. it found about a third of those who registered online were not affiliated with either major party. if you're living in san jose, you'll to have dial differently adding a few extra numbers when making a call. it is part of the plan to supply new phone numbers. so one week from today, callers will need to dial 1, plus the area code, then the number. even if they're calling from a 408 number. on november 20th, a new 669 area code will be introduced. customers who request new service add an additional line or change their service may be assigned that new area code.

coming up next, it is not quite there yet. the space shuttle "endeavour" continues to head to the california science center. but it is running hours behind schedule. we'll show you what's going wrong. and a petco company is asking to you throw away dog treats. we'll show you which of their products may be contaminated. and we're watching more clouds spill back into the bay area. we'll wake up to some clouds and misty skies in a few spots tomorrow. as you watch it increasingly stormy pattern in the pacific. we'll let you know that storm right there will have any impact on our weekend weather. [ woman ] ring. ring.

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is that space shuttle "endeavour" is running behind schedule. not on the air but on the ground in l.a. it is headed for the california science center but it has to make its way around all kinds of obstacles. trees, buildings, poles, you name it. joining us from just outside the science center where crowds are waiting for the shuttle's arrival but they'll to have wait quite a while longer. hello. >> reporter: good evening, diane. no rest for the weary and it will be a long one. we're being told it will be at least another six hours before it gets to this area. let me give you the lay of the than. we are at martin luther king boulevard and bill robson lane. right down that road, about two blocks. not even two blocks is where the california science center is. we're in a great location. we don't know if we'll see it down this way for quite some time. as you look at the crowds, we'll get to the holdouts. they've been out here since early this afternoon and they are holding tight here.

we want to go to a live picture of the space shuttle "endeavour" which is just about two and a half miles down the road here. and it has been there for quite some time. it was greeted by thousands of spectators, music, celebrations. just a lot of pomp and circumstance. welcoming this beautiful piece of u.s. history that will make its way down here to the california science center. it is 26th mission. you think about its 19-year career where it has traveled 123 million miles. 17,000 miles an hour and now it is going a mere 12 miles from l.a.x. to the science center at 2 miles an hour. there you go. back out live with the crowd here at the corner of mlk and bill robertson. here's one of the holdouts. you're staying. you plan to make it the whole night. >> i'm trying. if it is 6:00, i'll have to go to work. if it comes at 4:00, we'll be able to see it.

>> reporter: this is a very significant moment for you. tell me why. >> it represents history. i was a little boy watching this go to the moon. watching the international space station get built. it is significant. i grew up in san gabriel valley. jpl which is a significantly contributed to our space science. the whole thing is mindblowing. >> it is awe-inspiring. that's what these people are waiting for. and you know you might be out here until 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. >> i don't care. i have school tomorrow. >> reporter: we'll see how many holdouts do remain. they are holding tight. if they do, they get to see a piece of american history pass them by. back to you. >> okay. the big question. are you going to make it until two clog, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning? >> reporter: you know what? i hope not.

>> i don't blame you. >> thank you very much. we want to check in with comcast sportsnet. what's going on? you would wait until 4:00 in the morning. you would be out there. >> yeah. i don't have school tomorrow. do you know what i'm saying? i don't have school tomorrow. we've got a lot going on. we'll preview game one that begins at sunday at at&t park. get ready for the orange and black against the cardinals, the defending champion. let the games begin. we're ready to play ball. [ female announcer ] introducing yoplait greek 100. 100% new.

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welcome back. it's been a wild ride so far but you haven't seen anything yet. sunday the giants and cardinals meet for game one of their showdown in the nlcs. game b being played at at&t park. after winning three consecutive road games, the giants are very confident, this could be their year. they win another world series. game one. these guys are ready to go. madison bumgarner is your starter. it is showtime for the orange and black. >> he's done such a great job all year for us in the previous postseason. now the first start. he had a good first inning.

he got out of sync with his delivery. he made some mistakes. he couldn't get the ball where he wanted. it happened. that's the start and that's how we look a it. they will have a hick yum now and then but we have all the confidence in the world. for madison to go out there and that i have like he's been pitching all year. >> i felt good last time. s about the way this game is. you got to go out there and you got to be focused. be at the top of your game and make pitches. and you cannot get caught up in what's happening. you have to focus on the next pitch. keep moving forward. >> over to college football. number 17, stanford visiting number seven. straight to overtime we go. after note game td. taylor stuck at the line. however, they would give him another opportunity at fourth and goal. it appeared he scored aed the.

they even took another look at it and that no it wasn't a touchdown. i don't know about that one. they went undefeat 20-13 is your final. what about cal and washington state? first quarter, third and four on the 31 yard line. zach maynor. if you let him go, forget about it. you're not going to run this man down. 69 yards for the house. 7-0, cal early. fourth quarter now. 24-10, bears. first and 10. c.j. anderson rushes for 29 yards. that made it 31-10, bears. they go on to win by a final of 31-17. also game one of the american league chi series. the detroit tigers beat the new york yankees. 6-4. that game was settled in 12 innings. that will do it for tonight. don't forget. plenty of things to talk about tomorrow. take me out to at&t park.

it will be unbelievable out there. >> it certainly is and i say that was a stanford touchdown. >> a bears fan admitted that in. >> absolutely. i will root for a bay area team every time. let's check with rob for tomorrow and all the fabulous games we have coming up. >> the 49ers coming up first. wee see temperatures close to 70 around the first half. eventually dropping off into the upper 60s as the game goes on. then as the giants take on the st. louis cardinals, we'll see temperature around first pitch time. around 5:00, mid 60s. breezy with some patchy low clouds heading in through the evening. monday we'll see some very similar temperatures for that as well. 50s and 60s outside. we're waiting for the low clouds to spread back inland. and winds through fairfield, that's the reason why we'll see those patchy low clouds.

so between now and wednesday, we'll see mild temperatures inland. 70s to low 80s with some morning clouds and mist around the peninsula and coast. everything will change. high pressure builds in. temperatures will be climbing. a sign it looks like fall is the pacific is getting a lot more active. a very strong system cranking up the witnesses at 50 miles per hour with heavy rain. but with high pressure to our west. that storm track will stay to the north. by wednesday and thursday, the high pressure builds in. the temperatures, 80s and 90s. it looks like thursday boo friday will be the hottest days of the week. the pat encompletely changes as we head into next weekend. sunshine inland but a foggy day on the coast and quickly tomorrow evening, you will see the clouds spilling in. close to 80 in morgan hill. 70s to near 80s. we should see 60s to near 70

around berkeley tomorrow. 81 around santa rosa. the temperatures looking kind of mild through about tuesday. a chance of a few clouds spilling in from time to time. and then it will feel a bit more like summer as we head toward thursday and friday. low 90s and then stay tuned. next weekend, we'll see a pattern change that will drop down the temperatures and maybe even some rain and snow possibly. we'll see. >> that seems odd given the weather. coming up next, the election is a month away but it is one for the record books. we'll show you what president obama's campaign has done that has never been done before. and treats that are harmful to your dog.

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with just three week to go, president obama's campaign has made the record books. it has surpassed 4 million donors so far setting the new record for the number of don'tors. the obama campaign has raised more than half its money from donations under $200. and it is close to hitting the $1 billion raised between the campaign and the democratic national committee. a lot of money. mitt romney and the republicans are on track to raise at least $800 million or more by election day. in denver, police confirm the shot was fired through the window. president obama's downtown campaign office there. they say their investigation includes video from city surveillance cameras. they described the investigation of friday's incident as active and ongoing. people were inside the office when the shooting happen yesterday afternoon. but no one was injured. there is another recall tonight involving dog treats. this time it is nature's recipe. and the oven baked biscuits with real chicken that were distributed nationwide. they could be contaminated with

salmonella which can affect animals eating the products and pose a risk to human handling it as well. the recalled treat were sold in 19 ounce stand-up resealable pouches. they included in the recall are marked with the lot codes of 2199 tp or 2200 tp. you can google it also. they have a best if used by date stamp of 10/11/13 and 10/12/13. thanks for joining us. saturday night live is up next. we've got christina applegate hosting the all new saturday night live and we'll look at the space shuttle "endeavour" as it makes its way live through los angeles. it is about, i don't know. six, seven, eight hours behind schedule. eventually it will make it to the california science center. good night. [ woman ] ring. ring.

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good evening and welcome to the first and only vice presidential debate of 2012. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. i'm martha raddatz of abc news. and i'm honored to be here moderating tonight's debate. we have a wonderful audience, and it should be a lively evening. right no